Fall
It’s
getting darker now
My
friends and I discuss in hushed voices
About
how we're getting ready to fall
When
mother tree tucks us in
I
dream about a world on the ground
By
Daisy-Jane
Tentacles
by Harry K
Branches,
naked
and brown like a teddy bears fur
in the shape of an octopus’ tentacles
falling and hanging from a tree.
Wind snoring and howling
like an old man in bed.
Bark - old and wrinkly
like his face.
and brown like a teddy bears fur
in the shape of an octopus’ tentacles
falling and hanging from a tree.
Wind snoring and howling
like an old man in bed.
Bark - old and wrinkly
like his face.
Surfing the Wind
by Matthew B.
Distracting, amazing, yellow blazing
Stuck,
chains too tight, this is their chance to be free.
Breeze blows
flipping like fish fins
flying,
falling, surfing the wind.
Dying-
their wish
comes true to live free and be alone.
Bare as a
bone.
He stands still;
someday he will have
a tight
group of friends again.
He will
truly be happy…
For a while.
VELVET NINJA STARS
by McKenzie S.
Shiny wet grass
velvet ninja stars
twinkle down from the oak
like
spaghetti on a fork
Branches curved like boomerangs
bare after wind
Branches getting the runway ready
Tall brown figures stiff and sad
now their
cheery, lime and ginger dress is
gone.
DOWN
by Santino
Leaves crunch like French-fries,
dangle like noodles
on chopsticks.
Leaves
slip off a twig like a
fish
trying to escape
from my hook.
Leaves dance
their way down
like ballerinas in red
tutus.
Branches curl
like a liquorice roll
bark chips
like nails getting cut.
Shiny moss scattered
all over trees
piles of leaves
like pyramids.
Leaves crunched up
like ashes
after a bonfire.
Leaves
brown, old
and ugly
like a
witch’s nose
crunchy like
stale bread.
Branches,
bumpy like a
climbing wall
swerve like
big waves.
Leaves, red
like a mad man
orange like
juice
yellow like
hard cheese.
By Bridget E.
Untitled, by Gus
Thin old leaves
hang like a wrecking ball
on the end of a chain.
A curved purple leaf
quivers
on a thick brown branch.
A bald Silver Birch
stands like the Statue of Liberty
a leaf stem
as long as a baby snake.
Saffron leaves
like a bowl of nachos.
A game of rugby on a freezing icy day,
getting thrown on the ground
walking home with dirty legs.
The Autumn Poem
by Makenzy M
Leaves, crackling, gold,
like a crunchy bar. Branches,
brown, thin, like an old man’s arms.
Leaves, quivering, hanging off.
Me and
my friends play
rugby union at school, I hear people
yelling from the side line, I have
dirt on my legs and I’m laughing
and I have butterflies in
my stomach.
Crackly Leaves
by Rebekah
Orange red
yellow
peachy green
spiky soft
leaves
I stroll
through
Crunch munch
I love
to build leaf piles
with my friends
and jump in
them.
I even love
to have leaf fights
with my
brother and dad.
The weather
is windy
but the sun
is up.
The clouds
are gliding through the air
Autumn poem, by Soverin
Old ugly branches hung
like bats in their cave.
Bald tree
with curved witches nails.
The wind blew
like a tornado.
Leaves like red flames.
A nosey fantail followed me
for food.
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